Cam Schlittler was always going to be a tough assignment. They managed six hits and three walks off him, which under most circumstances you’d have to say was a good day, but couldn’t push more than one across. The Jays pitching staff was in some sense even better, allowing just four total hits and five walks for a 1.000 WHIP. The Yankees capitalized on their opportunities and the Jays didn’t, though, and so the loss.
The Jays got off to a good start, with two singles and a walk among the first four batters. Unfortunately there was also a double play in there, and they couldn’t capitalize.
That set the tone. They went quietly in the second and…
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